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Hmmmm dats is 1daful

No amount is too much for ASUU, the rate at wc money wear canvass and run in ds con3 is alarming , if d only way ASUU blve dat dy can eat part of d national cake is by going on strike LEGALLY so be it then.

Husband = Cancer = Hospital
Wife = Mental Disorder = Room Confinement
May God help ds woman

Am i proud to be a Nigeria ? Cant say

From Local Govt to Federal Govt, they now how to plan but they dont know how to commission
world class ko earth class ni

Who are they now supporting ?

Nov 16 is D-Day for Anambra.
Ngige Straight to Gov House as Gov Elect

Summary
So according to Peter Obi now is that only Catholics can move the state forward meaning that other Protestants are evil people.

Destiny can only be delay but it can never be deny

[quote author=L.M Ayedun..]“Since the Federal Government  wants to be releasing N220bn every year for five years, then all monetary and regulatory agencies must sign. The  Central Bank of Nigeria, Ministries of Finance and Labour, National Assembly, Office of the Presidency, National Universities Commission, Tertiary Education Trust Fund, Trade Union Congress and our umbrella body, the Nigeria Labour Congress, must sign with consequences stated.

“The reason we will ensure this is that we don’t want argument tomorrow that the agreement was entered in error or that they don’t know the implication of signing the agreement. If possible, documents that will provide for automatic deduction of the agreed money at a particular/agreed date must be provided.”[/quote]i want david mark to rep National Assembly, so that they can criticize him also the same way he criticize gameliel onosode team of 2009:

I rep Idumota, Oke Arin , balogun, apongbon, oluwole, tinubu area, oya odas show ur face

More millions will surely roll in . Congrat Guyz

Individually brilliant and collectively formidable, champions Nigeria proved an unstoppable force at the FIFA U-17 World Cup United Arab Emirates 2013, their dominance being underscored when the time came to recognise the tournament’s leading performers.

The Golden Eaglets’ attacking midfielder Kelechi Iheanacho emerged as the competition’s outstanding player, emulating the likes of Cesc Fabregas, Landon Donovan and Toni Kroos before him in making off with the adidas Golden Ball, while also pocketing the adidas Silver Boot for good measure. The Nigerians’ tall goalkeeper Dele Alampasu also got in on the act, while the African side, who featured large on the shortlists drawn up by FIFA’s Technical Study Group, also made off with the Fair Play award.

FIFA.com reveals who won what as the curtain came down on UAE 2013.

adidas Golden Ball: Kelechi Iheanacho (Nigeria)
The rampaging No10 tormented every defence he came up against and made the most stunning of entrances by helping himself to four goals against Mexico in his side’s group opener. The poacher then showed he could provide too, laying on no fewer than seven assists for his team-mates, all this while taking his personal goal tally to six, enough to secure him the adidas Silver Boot as the competition’s second-highest goalscorer. In total he had a direct hand in exactly half of the 26 goals the Golden Eaglets scored in the UAE.

adidas Silver Ball: Nathan (Brazil)
Blessed with a great right foot, the Atletico Paranaense midfielder bade farewell to UAE 2013 in the quarter-finals, but had already done enough by that time to show he was worthy of recognition, thanks in part to his mazy running, which caused opposing defenders all sorts of problems. There is more to Nathan’s game than elusive dribbling, however, as he showed by scoring five goals and serving up as many assists in his side’s five outings, a quite outstanding return.

adidas Bronze Ball: Ivan Ochoa (Mexico)
The Pachuca striker played a decisive part in El Tri’s run to the final, in which they showed plenty of spirit and character, not least in disposing of Brazil and then Argentina in the knockout rounds. Ochoa was Mexico’s match-winner against La Albiceleste, scoring an opportunistic first-half brace to take his tournament haul to four and prove his worth in a side that made the most of its repertoire of set-piece routines.

adidas Golden Boot: Valmir Berisha (Sweden)
The Albanian-born Swedish striker is an out-and-out penalty box predator, ready to pounce at any stage of the game, as he proved in grabbing a hat-trick in the match for third place against Argentina. As well as ensuring the tournament newcomers finished on the podium, that treble took the skilful yet deadly Berisha’s goal tally to seven, putting him top of the UAE 2013 scoring charts.

adidas Bronze Boot: Boschilia (Brazil)
As well as serving up three assists, the dynamic Seleção midfielder struck six goals in just four matches, three fewer than Berisha and Iheanacho played in. After announcing himself in the group phase alongside Nathan, the Sao Paulo man sat out the quarter-final tie against Mexico through suspension. How his side missed him.

adidas Golden Glove: Dele Alampasu (Nigeria)
It is just as well for such a resolutely attack-minded side as Nigeria that they can count on someone like Alampasu between the posts. The giant custodian had an outstanding three weeks and showed his many qualities in an impeccable display in the final. Dealing calmly with everything the Mexicans had to throw at him, the impressive shot-stopper used his height to cut out crosses and his agility to pull off a series of sharp saves.

FIFA Fair Play award: Nigeria
The champions were rightly recognised for their sportsmanship and infectious approach to the game. Their enthusiastic goal celebrations, complete with pumping arms and index fingers pointing skywards, caught the imagination and were even copied by Sweden’s players as they saluted the predominantly Nigerian crowd at the Mohammad Bin Zayed Stadium after their victory over Argentina.


FIFA.COM

Nigeria’s outstanding No10 Kelechi Iheanacho put on a dazzling display of football here in UAE, scoring six goals and setting up a further seven en route to a fourth title for the west Africans. A playmaker and lethal finisher all rolled into one, his trademark goal celebrations had the Nigerian fans here in UAE on their feet from start to finish.

FIFA.com caught up with the best player of the 2013 U-17 World Cup in the United Arab Emirates to talk about how it feels to be a world champion, his chat with Nigerian legend Nwankwo Kanu and why he had doubts about his size and strength when he was called into the national team camp.

FIFA.com: How does it feel to be a world champion?
Kelechi Iheanacho: I feel good, I feel good, I feel good! I thank God because I feel so good. I don’t know if I can find the words to say what I’m actually feeling. I can’t even tell what I’m feeling because I’m feeling a millions things at the same time. I am feeling love for my teammates and my family and my country. I feel all of it. I’m on a high for winning the World Cup and the Golden Ball (best player).

It’s all smiles here in the locker-room. How close to you feel to your teammates at this moment?
None of this could have been possible without my teammates. They are the best. The way we all cooperated together to win the World Cup is simple amazing. It’s like nothing else I’ve ever felt. I give them thanks for making it possible for us to do what we did.

You were named the tournament’s best player and you were the second top-scorer. How does that feel on a personal level?
It means a lot to me personally because when I came into the national team camp I felt uneasy. A lot of the boys thought maybe I was too small, too skinny to be a good player. But I realized now with what I’ve done here that God is preparing something special for me.

It’s been an exciting few weeks for you and your Golden Eaglets here in the United Arab Emirates. How has your time been?
I’ve loved the time I’ve spent here in UAE. It’s a wonderful country and it was amazing for me and my teammates to see a different part of the world and to show our football to the people here. I will remember it always.

You had tremendous support from Nigerian fans here for all of your games. How important was that?
The fans here have supported us so much. It’s been incredible. They’ve given us courage and cheered us up when things weren’t going so well. The fans here in the stadium and the ones back home, they own a part of this trophy too. They helped us to win it.

One of Nigeria’s best-ever players, Nwankwo Kanu, was here to watch the final, and you two had a long chat after the whistle. What did you talk about?
He is the true hero of football in our country. Back home, he’s like a father, like a brother. He’s like everything to me. He always gives us advice. He comes to train with us, to make sure we’re happy and moving in the right direction. He helps us to understand what football is really about, and what it takes to make it in the game. Talking with him and being with him is just a great honour.

Do you have a message for the people back home?
I just want to send my love back home; to everyone and to everything Nigerian.

FIFA.COM

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i love ds

There is noting in the name GOODLUCK, the name affect him only not my nation NIGERIA, if truly ds affect Nigeria, then London 2012 would have been the best Olympic outing of Nigeria.
Our D Tigers would have WON afrobasket tournament 2013
Super Eagles would have WON confederation Cup 2013
Super Falcons would have WON CAF female 2012
A Nigeria club would have been in CAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE final and if possible win it
A Nigeria club would have been in CAF Confederation Cup final and if possible it also
Abuja stadium was refurbished for 96million naira yet Stephen Keshi criticize the stadium as unfit for soccer
And More
Thanks to GOODLUCK that provide us i better pass my neigbhour so that i can watch my loving U17

i saw him when he was about to pick the ball

[quote author=9ja_I_hail]If i may have my way, my first target will be to outlaw this islamic party[/quote]ds ur point just proof dat islam is ur problem not the individual, bro dnt attach sentiment to ds matter go for the man that you believe will move Anambra forward Not backward.

FreeGlobe: does south west have any resources?

Yes,

Was searching 4 an easy way to run away from Nigeria legally immediately after graduating, so anytime i search google, NL pops up, well travelling did not work out but today to God be the glory

Dos guy are natural foolsss

Sauce ?

I must make excess money legally

RIP TO THE DEAD

Comment just for God sake

So dat boy dy among pple wey dy eat Nigeria 1billion naira food yearly.
Does the boy attend government school too like me ?

Soldier go Soldier come

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